First, let me tell you something.
IF YOU HAVEN’T SEEN PRINCESS MONONOKE, I IMPLORE YOU TO SEE IT.
*Ahem*
This is a gorgeously done flick and it’s one of my favorites from Studio Ghibli and it’s beautifully animated. I really don’t know what else to say about this movie as it genuinely leaves me speechless other than this bitch has giant white wolves, one of which she rides. RIDES, I SAY! If I had one of those, I’d name it Shadowfax. I digress. It’s late at night, I’m tired and I wish I had a wolf, so it’s a night like many nights. I hope you enjoy the art, some of them really need to be clicked on to be fully appreciated.
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Honestly, I didn’t quite get Princess Mononoke. The whole thing in the forest with all the weird little spirits, or animals, or whatever they were… just rubbed me wrong. I’m a big fan of Howl’s Moving Castle and Spirited Away though.